The Space

This cabin has been constructed using a mixture of techniques and diverse materials, aiming to recover the use of traditional materials and aesthetics. Most of the bamboo used and all the wood have been sourced from the bamboo forest and fallen trees after Hurricane Nate in October 2017. Each cabin on the property is uniquely designed, and each piece of furniture has been specially crafted for its respective cabin.

The bungalow has an area of 30 square meters, featuring a lake view from the window. It includes a complete private bathroom with a hot water shower and a private kitchen. Natural light enters through the windows, complemented by a combination of traditional palm materials and semi-transparent fiberglass sheets. The walls are coated with real palm, which helps maintain a comfortable temperature inside.

Guest Access

Guests have access to the gardens of both properties, where they can harvest certain fruits and vegetables. There is also access to the beach and a terrace on the lake, offering views of the sunrise, sunset, and moonrise.

Other Things to Note

The project is fundamentally based on the concept of the three Rs: Recycle, Reduce, and Reuse. There is a designated area for organic waste and another for non-organic waste. The gardens are designed and planted to create a space where various types of birds and animals converge, including:

• Squirrels
• Iguanas
• Monkeys
• Possums
• Eagles
• Caracaras
• Magpies
• Hummingbirds
• Many varieties of butterflies

You may be able to see approximately 12 to 15 different species.